Programs
Preschool Prep Program
Ages 2 years - 3 years
Around the age of two, children begin asserting their individuality.
Any parent of a two-year-old knows that at this age, children learn to say "no". Our teachers know how important it is to let young toddlers explore their independence and social interactions while also maintaining a watchful eye. Our teachers begin to encourage cognitive skills like problem-solving with this age group, by using children's experiences and observations and guiding them towards different ways of achieving the desired goal. Children begin asserting their independence and developing preferences based on past experiences, and rely on routine and ritual to make sense of their environment and interactions with other people.
About Your Child's Development
Be confident that your child's early development years set them up for success.
To develop language skills at this age, our teachers:
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Encourage children to use words instead of pointing to objects
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Frequently provide simple sentence structures for children to use
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Begin letter and number tracing practice with crayons
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Continue naming colors, shapes, body parts, animals, and letters of the alphabet
About Your Child's Environment
Find solace in knowing that your child is safe, well-nurtured, and loved at school.
Our preschool prep room teachers are fully trained in:
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CPR and First Aid for children
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Safe sleep practices for toddlers
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Safest practices during mealtimes with toddlers​
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Procedures for lifting children
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Procedures for preventing & handling accidents, injuries, and emergencies
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Safest supervision practice
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Early childhood development and milestones for toddlers
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Introductory curriculum for toddlers to promote language skills, cognitive development, social & emotional learning, and creativity
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Preschool Prep Program FAQs
What does curriculum look like for this age group?
In our preschool prep program, curriculum is centered around enhancing children's language, cognitive, and motor skills, and providing ample time for creativity during arts & crafts. Additionally, children continue practicing and are continuously exposed to counting numbers 1-20, sounding out letters in the alphabet, and begin tracing letters as well.
What does curriculum look like for this age group?
In our preschool prep program, curriculum is centered around enhancing children's language, cognitive, and motor skills, and providing ample time for creativity during arts & crafts. Additionally, children continue practicing and are continuously exposed to counting numbers 1-20, sounding out letters in the alphabet, and begin tracing letters as well.
What does curriculum look like for this age group?
In our preschool prep program, curriculum is centered around enhancing children's language, cognitive, and motor skills, and providing ample time for creativity during arts & crafts. Additionally, children continue practicing and are continuously exposed to counting numbers 1-20, sounding out letters in the alphabet, and begin tracing letters as well.
What does curriculum look like for this age group?
In our preschool prep program, curriculum is centered around enhancing children's language, cognitive, and motor skills, and providing ample time for creativity during arts & crafts. Additionally, children continue practicing and are continuously exposed to counting numbers 1-20, sounding out letters in the alphabet, and begin tracing letters as well.
What does curriculum look like for this age group?
In our preschool prep program, curriculum is centered around enhancing children's language, cognitive, and motor skills, and providing ample time for creativity during arts & crafts. Additionally, children continue practicing and are continuously exposed to counting numbers 1-20, sounding out letters in the alphabet, and begin tracing letters as well.
What does curriculum look like for this age group?
In our preschool prep program, curriculum is centered around enhancing children's language, cognitive, and motor skills, and providing ample time for creativity during arts & crafts. Additionally, children continue practicing and are continuously exposed to counting numbers 1-20, sounding out letters in the alphabet, and begin tracing letters as well.